Consider an isolated parallel-plate capacitor with an initial capacitance 400.0 nF and a charge of 5.00µ C. What will be the potential energy difference if the stored charge is doubled? A. +31.3µ J B. +93.8µJ С. +125.дЈ D. -125.µJ

Consider an isolated parallel-plate capacitor with an initial capacitance 400.0 nF and a charge of 5.00µ C. What will be the potential energy difference if the stored charge is doubled? A. +31.3µ J B. +93.8µJ С. +125.дЈ D. -125.µJ

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Consider an isolated parallel-plate capacitor
with an initial capacitance 400.0 nF and a charge of
5.00µ C. What will be the potential energy difference if
the stored charge is doubled?
A. +31.3µ J
В.
+93.8µJ
С. +125.pрJ
D.
–125.µJ

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